Conformateur?

Bamaboots said:

Your imagination and skill set with wood and other mediums is impressive.

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humanshoes said:

Or...if you're a cheap ba***rd like me you can buy some flat clothespins, birch plywood, and hardware from the local Ace and make your own. It's crude, but quite effective. I call it the "wheel of pain".
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steur said:

Very cool, Rick. It does away with the problem of downscaling and upscaling again a "real" conformateur has. Ingenious.

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Art Fawcett said:

Steve, you don't HAVE to have this type of conformatour but it really does help. I use the cheaper plastic ones but still use them. This one would run about $2500 where a plastic is about $140. If you are going to try to truly fit your clients, you need one. PM me & I'll fill you in more.

Art

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humanshoes said:

Or...if you're a cheap ba***rd like me you can buy some flat clothespins, birch plywood, and hardware from the local Ace and make your own. It's crude, but quite effective. I call it the "wheel of pain".

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Mustang Mike's Hats said:

Don't know how I missed this thread back in Oct, but I just now saw the pic and I am truly impressed.

I'll buzz you later and we can chat about this. I'd love to make one of these!!

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Concrete Nomad said:

Please reply to me direct regarding the plastic versions that maybe available. Thanks for your help Art!

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